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listening. Terms apply. This is John Batchel, a conversation with colleague David Dayud of the

Foundation for the Defense of Democracy about the Israelis moving

preemptively into Golon, Mount Hermon, and the DMZ. The Syrian army, untrustworthy and armed

with chemical weapons, is the major concern, but all bad actors are now free pass into Syria

to grab what they can of the landscape.

And Israel is guarding its northern border with Golan.

Temporarily, question mark.

Syria remains darkness visible.

No transparency.

More of this later tonight.

Is that the Israelis, in order to ensure their security, are penetrating deeper into Syria in contravention.

Strictly speaking of the ceasefire agreement that emerged after the Yom Kippur War between Israel and Syria.

So there's a demilitarized zone on the Golan Heights, and there's two lines.

There's line Alpha, which demarcates Israeli-held territory, and then there's line Bravo,

or Bravo line rather, that demarcates Syrian-held territory, and there's a demilitarized zone

between those two lines that includes the peak of Mount Mount Hermon, which the Israelis had seized in the Six-Day War in 1967,

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